On Wednesday evening The Daily Caller spoke to Washington Post Executive Editor Bob Woodward, and Washington Post vice president and former executive editor Ben Bradlee, about Chris Matthews’ new book “Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero” — and about the sexual harassment
DHD: The talk show hosted by Greg Gutfeld averaged the largest audience in its five-year history (446,000) as well as 177,000 in adults 25-54. In the demo, it edged Piers Morgan (176,000) at 9 PM as well as a slew
DHD: The talk show hosted by Greg Gutfeld averaged the largest audience in its five-year history (446,000) as well as 177,000 in adults 25-54. In the demo, it edged Piers Morgan (176,000) at 9 PM as well as a slew
Considering NBC as a collective is ignoring Operation Fast and Furious, I think each show on NBC and MSNBC needs to be examined and called out. The MSNBC website is a complete mess and difficult to navigate. Most websites allow
At what point does a newscaster lose credibility? I’ll answer that myself. As long as you are a media leftist, you will always have credibility and have a seat at the table of activist, old media types. Dan Rather, he
This is from last Friday, but I just came across it. Here we have a supposedly respectable commentator on MSNBC suggesting it’s time for “radical solutions” to our current economic crisis. It may be that Matthews is talking about a
While speaking during his “Hardball” show earlier this week, Chris “Thrill Up His Leg” Matthews waxed poetic about how wonderful the universe would be if only Barack Obama was re-elected in 2012. Well, almost — what he really said was
In analyzing the exchange between Gov. Mitt Romney and Gov. Rick Perry during this week’s GOP debate, Chris Matthews concedes that by definition, the current Social Security setup is a Ponzi scheme.
Al Sharpton continues to provide the awkward moments during his MSNBC anchor duties on major events like tonight’s speech.
Thirty minutes after the conclusion of the debate Chris Matthews spoke to Rick Santorum and slammed him for not providing any answers on gay marriage. “But you didn’t ask any,” Santorum replied. Shorter Matthews: “How dare you not answer the
Howard Fineman, Editorial Director for The Huffington Post, gives his answer to host Chris Matthews’ question: What has been President Obama’s biggest political mistake?
It only took a few days for NBC News’ newest star Al Sharpton to insult his colleagues and further undermine the already diminished journalistic credibility of MSNBC. In an interview with The Daily Beast the controversial activist turned TV news
Filling in for Hardball host Chris Matthews, Ron Reagan Jr. makes a bold charge against former Vice President Dick Cheney.
As if the MSNBC audience hadn’t already gotten the message, Chris Matthews hammered it home on the 8/17 edition of “Hardball.” Clearly, it is the editorial position of the network that Gov. Rick Perry is a racist.
I don’t know about you, but when I want articles on women that read like bitter Summer’s Eve scripts, I turn to Newsweek. Under the editorial control of Tina Brown, the rice paper magazine barely struggles against its bias towards
Chris Matthews has always been somewhat of an enigma. He’s not a good anchor, which is why he can’t draw an audience, yet he remains on the air, which is why I asked long ago whether someone was subsidizing him.
Chris Matthews and NBC News are so intent on promoting the Democratic Party’s talking point that President Ronald Reagan favored tax increases that they plucked a few words from a press conference Reagan gave in 1987 to attempt to make
Hannity’s Great American Panel discusses the confrontation between Rep. Joe Walsh and Chris Matthews featured here at Breitbart.tv.
Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) in a feisty exchange with Chris Matthews on “Hardball”.
Via: CHRIS MATTHEWS: Country on the brink. Let’s play Hardball! Good evening I’m Chris Matthews, up in New York. Let me start tonight with the civil war going on in Washington today. It’s not North versus South or even Right
Chris Matthews on Rupert Murdoch. I’ve never seen a media entity talk so much about its competition.
Just a small glimpse into the past week’s “new tone” rhetoric from President Obama, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz, Joan Walsh, Tina Brown, and Josh Marshall.
Just a small glimpse into the past week’s “new tone” rhetoric from President Obama, Chris Matthews, Ed Schultz, Joan Walsh, Tina Brown and Josh Marshall.
